Learning hub to boost officer career development

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Learning hub to boost officer career development

The Senior Leaders Hub offers development to team leaders at all levels from sergeant to chief officers.

The college wants officers to begin their development earlier in their careers instead of on reaching top management level

Date - 11th September 2019
By - Chris Smith

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An online learning hub has been launched in a bid to improve career development across police ranks. The Senior Leaders Hub, developed by the College of Policing, offers CPD to leaders at all levels from sergeant to chief officers. It is aimed at...

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